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Nathan Deal, Attorney General Sam Olens, Secretary of State Brian Kemp and the state commissioners of Insurance and Agriculture — who are all up for re-election this year and used their 15 seconds of stage
Sam Nunn was the last Georgia Democrat to win re-election to a Senate seat, in 1990, and his legacy of bipartisanship is still revered by voters of both parties.
Pat Roberts in the fall, assuming, of course, that Roberts wins re-nomination on August 5.
Two of the biggest names mentioned early include state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald and state Sen. Joe Leibham.
Senate Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and House Energy and Commerce ranking member Henry A.
Of the top 14 Senate races, Arkansas is one of seven states where the black population cracks double digits.
Democratic senators who favor completing the Keystone XL pipeline, including some of the party’s most vulnerable senators up for re-election, are once again prodding the White House to make up its mind
President Barack Obama said Friday he assumes the Senate will easily confirm Sylvia Mathews Burwell to replace Kathleen Sebelius as secretary of Health and Human Services — and he’s almost certainly right
DeWitt warned the city could “trigger the re-emergence of the Control Board” or lose the “precious, limited Home Rule currently provided to District residents.”
Democratic senators who favor completing the Keystone XL pipeline, including some of the party’s most vulnerable senators up for re-election, are once again prodding the White House to make up its mind
The Georgia Senate Hopefuls Reps.
Leahy and Bernard Sanders, an independent who caucuses with Democrats — have glided to re-election in recent cycles.
The seven-term Democrat faces the toughest re-election fight of his career against attorney Ro Khanna.
The bill is already modest, a first step toward reversing decades of wage stagnation, stanching the corrosive spread of income inequality, and re-establishing an economy that works for all of us, not just
Millions of Americans are struggling to find work, and this week, the United States Senate finally voted 59-38 to pass a bipartisan bill to provide them some targeted, temporary relief.
Specifically, it would authorize the House or the Senate to bring a civil lawsuit against the White House for executive overreach.
Specifically, it would authorize the House or the Senate to bring a civil lawsuit against the White House for executive overreach.
Tillis is backed by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., but he’s facing a competitive May 6 primary and is likely headed to a July 15 runoff .
And at least two well-funded conservative groups are working to make Jones the first incumbent to lose re-election this cycle.
A seven-week gauntlet of Republican Senate primaries kicking off next month will decide the fate of the tea party’s success this year.